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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-05-09
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
To purchase one of the
Finest Plantations
On the Arkau sas River.

1900 scros of river bottom land, all above
overflow, 1000 acres in his h state of cultiva-
tion and Thoroughly ditched, all under good
fence, Ofwhich or miles Is barbed wire and
plank combined; so good frame tenement
houses with brick chimpeys; good dwell.
iuns, with cisteTns, gardens, orchard, ETC.;
Toe barn, stable,and cries; a ine3-stOry gin
house, so feet long, with splendid machin-
cry, gins. feeders, con lensers, etc. also,
grist and sawmill, Is head mules and hor'es
oxen, milch cows, tools, wagons anu har-
moss; about 1900 bu,hels com, plenty OF hay,
and cotton seed stuff cient to plant the place.
Located on the nerth bank OF the Arkan-
eas river, s or mile below Little Rock, and
3 miles south Of the Memoirs and Little
Rock raj road. Tho Arkansas Central and
ParamOre branch roads to Little Rock have
both been located through the farm, and
will be- running wi hin year, thus making
this most desirable place.
Owing to advanced years and a c0nse-
quent Wishto retro from active farm man
agement, tho owner will sell at great bar.
gain and upon terms to suit any purchaser.
Cash payment sufficient to- pay for the per-
sonal property only required, and, alter
one-third of the real estate has been paid
for, the balance may stand for ~ years, IN
terest to be paid annually.
II desired, we can effect an exchange Tor
the whole or part in good Memphis prop
erty at fair cash valuation.
For further Information apply in person
" WI i0VERTON Il aRosVENOR,
Memphis Tenn.
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WOODLAWN STOCK FARM.

the
stalls and will be used entirely TOR
will not be responsible for loss A
circumstances unless BY written ASremsn
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The hOOSs.
Opened with a Ii ymn Dy . s~ivAtie. Army
Naa ln the GALLERY.


W.sEINoroS. Dec. 5.-Long before the
hour OF noon the galleries OF the House
we're croxdsd to the utmost witn spectators
drawn together TO witness the opening
scenes Sf tbe new Congress. Ladies were
Ia the majority, and the gay costumes lent
.p AR OF animation To the chamber On
the door the members eongregsted aud ex-
changed greetings and congratulations
There were a very fsw doral decOFauons
upon the desks OF the members
At noon the clerk sailed the body 70 or
der. aud was about 20 call the roll, when .
crank fn the gallery started salvation
Army hymn. which ne sang Justify unuI
elected by the d0orkeeper, which was not
until several minutes dad elapsed, as the
crowd impeded the ofticiai Ia his attempt
10 reach The musician. The clerk then pro-
cs,ded with The roli-call. amid good deal
OF confuslon. caused By the gentlemen re-
aewinx old acquaintance or forming new
ones. amid mucn talk and laughter
The next business IN order alter the roll
cali vas the sssctiOn OF Speaker. Jonn q.
C.r.iaIe was pur in nomination by Cox, OF
Ne. YORK, and Thomas b. Reed oy Can
non, OF Illinois. The vote rssultsd as fol-
lows
Carlisle, i63. Reed, i4s. Brumm. of Penn
xvlvania . OF the four Independents,
ons voted for Carlisle and two Tor brumm.
While the fourth did not vote. The Clerk
declared Carlisle 10 oe duly elected SPEAKER
and that gentleman was escorted % the
speskers desk by Messrs Cox and Reed
amid loud applause.
The House having elected Carlisle SPEAK
sr. that gentleman made speech OF thanks
for the honor conferred upon nim, after
which The work Of organizing the House
x.s proceeded with. The oath OF Office
having been administered BY Mr. Kelley. OF
p-nnsyiysais. the Speaker raped the
rfos,as e., ertiar
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

A large and enthusiastic audience wit
messed a remarkable entertainment by the
New York Novelty Star Combination al
Smiths Opera House last evening Sew
ersl "a the speciaities iutrot uced we're eK-
celient and we're hugely enjoyed by the
audience The Norrslis. the - iifOruis =
duo. IN their musical comedy sketch. Pas
times are tao Of the most clever spscislfv
artists that have appeared here. and maze a
Tremendous hit MI and Mrs n. f. Han
ley ia their Copyrighted sketch. A sour
Mash. went With = nurTsh, owing . the
great smoant IF original business in o.
duosl. their trained 8og Lion il won
der, and perf0rdaed several mirseuioas
tricss. Houssasuro sam" the japanese
iugg -. is simply imrease. performing a
great variety Of most wonderful new tricks.
Gardner and B@rnsri. tne German sktich
artists recsivst several hearty encorss Ins
nightingale. Miss Emms M08it0n. rendered
sevsra. caoioe selections IN . raost eEQuisits
sfyle, anl camel hearty spFisase Ghs
oris in their skstrh Was = big s1ccexs. 81
Gsus. snd the erest comedy. "Bosf in =
Fcz Fas recste win rscy soz1s
chsrminz s1nEs sn8 besutilai csefames.
and -ss rorfny the lbsrsl spr.srse be-
sso~e+
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

"Oa. isn't that iust e--egznt The
shove expression. Ehic1 uesns COT slider
sbie aea uttered By crisical Yong lady
w.s UstsrsS II 'front.' - tie star Gofhing
H0nse Ths excssmafic1 br0nxht hslf
dozen pedestrians 90 4 sssn5 stiii s1d shsir
desire 70 go sorlefninz grams and 0rizicsi
va xraei8ef 10 fss utmost A tcn7gzsn-
fnz scene bad been s-raursd os4.aa tie
hase plate Essss snd ne se-Esogs scene
pT0daced sa eEeeed51fr piessins erect.
Il the hscS grou18 is sfrsfl 1ed ae<s cs1-
vss on w1ich aaa A~en Vivl1iv fer7 -te8 n
ice IA SO Ar rsraiFsi 81 81 Paai ei1s-
terinz IN is safY. - = sepesrs 1r8sF
fhe siscir Eat ss evss a-s dszxis1 -
"a msgria e DtsupFsss fhe spscs ia
ir~nf - the ezrsirs. IS sniele toooxzs1
sfe s1d ss~ers isge A. - and eerfs-
nea il fslt reEsiis 50 sEtorl1x tos rsr7
srart ars a. o1e si5s is oesfsv 81
x.isteuinz Effle ice soaa TIE snterrrsss
- M Stsr 20 7lssse ths pusssc a wsli
ssrtay of ss1i isatsoa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
TREASURY ESTIMATES.
FAscH,lD's ESTIMATES FoR 1889
ths Total Expsnsss for N Year Estimated
~ ssee $50. 7s3. o. Over oas Mil
hoa AsFs h@a Last Year
Itsass ih the kstilns.s.

WAsarSGrox. Dec 5.-Tns Secretary OF
the Treasury today transmitted % Congress
the estimates Of Appropriations required for
the fiscal year ending June -. 1859. The
total AMOUNT estimated as required for al
the expenses Of the Government Is ss2o. $50 :
793, which Is 81, ,344. 800 more than the sum
called for IN the estimates submitted last
yeAF. and SO SO 4Oo more than the sggEe-
gate of appropriations for the present fiscal
year. The estimates for lsS5 are made up
OF the following items: Legislative, s., z92.-
III. executive. sls. .s5z 1856 judicial,
Si22. 200, foreign intercourse. N.SsI.-
eo5; military, 81. .692 574, naval. s21 .S4s 032
Indian Affairs, s., Ass .o97: pensions. S5o5l2.-
400; pablic works. So Osi 9s4; postal ser
vice, s. ASS. 400, miscellaneous. SO Oof $50,
permanent annual appropriations, $lios-
Gao T93. fheie is an increase over last year
IN estimates for the executive. Judicial, for
elgn intercoarsss naval establishment, pen
siOns. public WORKS aud miscellaneous, and
a decrease In the estim ates for legislative
military establishment, Indian affairs. pos
tai service, aud in permanent annual APP
proDrialiOns.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
For the Kramer Musicale
Mr.. Comstock Replies to dr Godfrey.

To the Editor TELEsRANHERAL
Mr. Freeman Godfrey in a card published
in the Eagle last evening says that citizens
should read carefully communicable n
from G. c.. Comstock and then compare the
character of the writer with those he &C
cuses of attempting jobbery. We are not
at ali diSpeased WITH these suggestion al
though the latter does seem little odious.
The first, however, | would invite attention
TO. for 1t gives many of our reasons for the
faith that is within Us md also to discover
the mlscons structions If lot willful msrep-
resentauons he puts upon our language.
He calls upon us also to explain what other
supply the Hydraulic Company have
besides the silver springs SO called the
Rathbun aud kusterer springs and Penney
well. NV language was to buy the Hy-
draulic Company's rights and property if
necessary, or secure the water rights which
that company intend TO connect with theirs
already partially improved. The latter we
believe TO be both sides of Grand River
upon the east side above the Soldiers
Home and all upon the west side as far up
and down as should appear advisable, and
If the Hydraulic Company's works could
not be purchased for what it is worth to the
city, We did not advise its purchase. The
facts are that We fully believe in the
gallery system. / have no interest
whatever III connection with the Hy-
draulic Company, have no water .rights
which | wish to sell the city, but do wish
tor The best possible system and Tor the city
to own and operate it, leaving no company
behind to seriously interfere with the reve-
nues theretorm. To do this we must Sc
cure the best or as good water ss our COM
petitors, If we are TO have them operating
US. Mr. Godfrey SAYS that IL the city lsnOt
willing to make their purchases of the Hy-
draulic Company Mr.. ComstOcs is in favor
of selling out 20 them. We did not say so,
alth hJugh I'VE should be just as willing 10
sell TO them as Others who are willing TO
purchase ifthey have the money to pay and
can guarantee to supply the city with water
on as good terms. bis is a characteristic
letter cuts. corners and misconstrues or
something still worse. We are more than
ever convinced that we are right and shall
vote No. Please explain Mr.. Godfrey how
you happened to point out that route from
Reeds Lake TO Rumsey's Creek more than
l6 years ago. Then we may go even
back OF that date and ask several other like
questions. In our communication we called
no names except a. we Qaoted Mr.. Pills
burys Language from his report You are
directions. Are others seriously hurt.
You are at liberty 70 ask the same OF Us and
when We get through We will let the public
decide. We only have few moments 10
attend TO you tonight.
Good evening.
4. c. CoAsToTK.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
CONGRESS IN SESSION
ne zssslssa noss Eoaqasts rh<a AsI
Oth4F a4a la ths Hoass-8ast-
asa BsEaa ~ tas
Old sxsaa.

WAsslsSTez, Dec. ). - The senate
chamber wors fresh and tasteial appear
sacs Ihis morning. Tie doors aad sai-
lsriss xsss nesly carpelsd a0d gorgeous
aor.l dsooE4pons saliysned the picture.
senators begas % arrive and take their
seats bsf0re II O'Clock. senators Stewart
ana Hiscoc2 neing the FIRST comsrs. Fur
al hour before noon tie door sas busy
scene. tbe members "a both parties AID
tnelr frien1s taxing this OCCASION % sK-
enanzs xrsslinzs and compaE5 nOtss-
The salleries were early crowded snd
20 oserioNIn<. 8u. Cleveland, clad IN
costume Of DARK green and accompanied oy
Mrs. Glider. Mrs hlnssiofd a4ad sessfA
Lady frisnds. occupied the seats reserved Tor
"a. family OF the President Ia 0as Of The
private ssllsres. The diplomatic gallery
was nllea hg The members OF ne VzfiJsls
legations the front seat being occupied %
tas Chiuess Arnisfer and ais associates.
The Minister wore a magnificent focs Of
light blue s@fin sad bis companions were
slsd rlchiy, though IA more saDdued eoiOfs-
The proceedings Of ne day opeaed win
|. prayer hy ths Chaplain, Rev. J. Z. But
ler lie ASKED that the senators might De
sndoeed with s.sion and strength Tor he
trying duties of the dag and ali ne dutes
thai gather around then-
The President OF the senate, Mr. ingalls,,
then TOOK the chair and called The senate
70 order. he said thag he would uos place
before The senate the csrtincates Of election
certificates Of appointments, and otnef
papers received since adiOurr nent.
IL ths swearing IN OF the eenators-eiect
senator Hoar objected 20 The admission OF
Ar. Faulkner, "a West Virginia until cer-
tain quesfi0us 70 whicn bis credentials gave
ris- could Be passed upon oy the Commit
tee on Privilsgss and Elections As men,
Der of the com mittee. he assured the Senate
that the matter should receive the im-
mediate attention OF the COMMITTEES, snd
that II the gentleman was found 70 % en-
titled to bis seat he could enter upon bis
daties without unnecessary delay. This
course vas followed and the call OF oens-
tors-elect proceeded. The cath was sd-
ninlstered To Ar. lurple. or Indiana. and
he vas admitted 10 a seat All OF the
papers in the case we're referred 20 the Com
n,ittee on Privileges and Elections.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
a GREAT RAILROAD SCHEME.
The vAnderbiits Propose to "Paraiiel' TIN
Lake shore In Indiana.

LAKE 5nofo In 1hUianA
ISpfANAPoLIs. Dec. 5.-Fhe Vanderbilts
have decided to parallel the Lake Shore *
Michigan Southern Railroad across
Indiana. Fourteen years ago .
company Was organized. known as
the Chicago & Canada Southern Road
which proposed TO build from the
river to Chicago. paralleling the Lake
Shore & Michigan Southern The Wander
bits at once killed that enterprise by gath
ering the Canada Southern into their
system. Before this was done, how
ever, the Chicago & Canada South
ern road built 70 miles OF road
west OF the river. stopping at Fay cite, o.,
on the Southern Michigan border. THIS
piece Of road is little used. II is now pro-
posed 20 start from Fayette and utilize the
right of way which the Chicago & Canada
Southern secured, Q portion of which is al
ready graded. and parallel the Lake Shore
main line from Trenton to Bayleytown,
a suburb of Chicago, a distance of 100 miles.
The Vanderbilts will thus prevent any
otner company from taking up the right of
way OF this old company and they will Sc
cure roadbed more direct than the Lake
Shore proper and with lighter grades. The
work will begin in the Spring. This will
give the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern
practically three tracks across Indiana. as
much of the distance of the main line OF
the road is now double tracked.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
The WATER LOAN QUESTION.
Wm- T. Powers Makes a Correction OF the
-Democrafs' Interview.

"Democrats' Interview.
To the Editor OF the rELEsRAN-HzsALD:
You will do me great favor by publish
ing the following explanation and correc-
ton of purpor,ed interview of a Democrat
reporter with me on the water loan ques-
ton. and which interview l notice you re-
produced in substance in your Monday
mornings paper. | find that whilst the in
terview in It's generality Is correct yet In
several details II grossly misrepresents me,
and places me in q false light before the
public. The interview as published would
convey 10 your readsr, that had planted
myself publicly in opposition to the water
loan question, which Is not the fact, SIM
ply said that | was decidedly In favor OF
having the city sell its water works system
TO some private corporation. IL II could be
done on such fayorabie terms as | believed
il could, from statements made to me last
Winter By Mr. Geo. \. Norman. OF New
port X. l., and believed that II was useless
10 try 10 carry the vote TO bond the city
further for increasing the present system,
for the reason that there existed such
prejudice against the use of Grand River
water at the present time. did not con-
denim the use of Grand Rive water for |
have strenuously advocated Grand River as
the best source of supply within reach OF
our city, and have not changed my mind
on that subject. did not give any advice
as to how the people should vote on the
water loan question. l am not in the habit
of profering advice of that kind publicly.
did not even state TO the Democrat reporter
how | would vote on this question myself.
| believe that the city water works system
should be thoroughly maintained and kept
up until such times as they can be disposed
OF to advantage to some private corpora
ton. WV. I. PowEEs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

According TO the statistics taken by the
school teachers in reference to the use of
tobacco among pupils, there is but q small
proportion of youths who have been i'm
pressed with the story of little Johnny
Reed. The following schools have been
heard from: Union. "A; North Division, 80
SOUTH Division, q; Fountain Street, 5;
Wealthy Avenue, 2l; Grandville Avenue,
50. West Leonard Street. 80, North IOnia
81. Jefferson Street, no report Center
Street. 20. Pine Street. no report. Henry
Street. 80. Colt Avenue and East Leonard
street. no report; Turner Street, 80; Plain
field Avenue, 81 Straight Street, 30, South
louia Street. 81; East Bridge Street, 10,
Seventh Street. 5; Ungrsdsd school, Il out
of total of -, This includes the use OF
cigarettes, cigars, pipes and chewing to-
bscco and the victims Of the habit range
from ave years upward.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Ias MICHIGAN MEN.
Cspxrs.mss Ford the Only one Favored
with bouquets.

Csnxrs.maa Ford the Only One Favored
with BoaaustS.
wAsHfxsrcS. Dec. 5.-Au Of the Aichi-
gan delegation we're in ths House and SEN
ate at the opening Of Congress this noon.
In the senate Ar. Palmer occupied his old
seat 10 TIE lsft and in 'front.' Of the presiding
officer. Mr.. Stockbridxe wss a row further
back. In the House Nr. Chipmsn and Mr..
Ford selected cnoics seats IN front Of the
Democratic wing. Cbipmsn was twiri-
ing his glasses sad joking with Sam Ram
dali. who sat across the aisle. His view OF
the Spesxsr vas cut OF BY shig hOrsl de-
sign with the words labor Champion"
on Forsn's seat IN trent Of him. Ford
looked nervous az getting more bouquets
than any msn ia the House. one
vas = mammoth horseshoe with the
words Good Luck" ia cut aowsrs. Tsrs-
usy circulated aoout the lobby, and told
stories CotcheOn and Alien were both
decorated with brilliant button n-hoie bOu-
qusts. but no Michigan man sos aowess sx-
cepf Ford. few Michigan people we're
srnonx The spectators. for th~ cro~d vas So
great that the galleries we're ovsriowed an
hour before the session 0pened. Congress
man Fishers family aa3 most of the other
Michixan people came too iste and were
hsrrad out
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
Now Ready! !
-Four Double Floors
20 and 81 MonrOc-st.

AS the holiday season sp-
proaches we desir 20 call yeur
attention TO cur enormous stock
OF beautiful goods suitable for
presentation
To describe and price them
fully would require the entire
space IN this paper. kVe can
only say that the entire four
double floors, equal TO eight or
dinsry stores, are packed and
ismmed full Of the most elegant
holiday goods VIC ever ezhib-
tied.
We are often asked how we
can afford 20 sell goo3s AZ such
sstonishingly low prices.
Ne rspiy. we are anxious 20
please t1c people and our ex-
peTiencs Of nearly half 2 century
81 this line gives IS great cd
VANTAGE which we share Wit
our patrons, also cur expenses
are small We ave nc rent 10
psg. The good 3f or own
i'm mDorta ation. ard tlss saves the
to5ber s profit. From ths above
reasons yo1 vii readily se
thai i pays % trade -
~N ZINC
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
A Sad Amicfion.

Last Friday night Mrs NJ. NJ. Johnst on.
whose husband, proprietor of the Derby
hotel, died less than two weeks ago, started
with her family of six children. all in good
health, for Henderson, NY. their former
home. Last night. Asa Lvon received q
dispatch bringing the sal news that Sgs e.
the next O. toe eldest Of the children, a girl
II IS or rs years. bad died Of heart disease.
susi.. before she started. bad dreaded TO 20
home. she said. because her grandpa would
feel 40 badly sbons her fathers death. Mrs.
job nston and her remaining children will
have the heartfelt sympathy Of many
friends wnom they have in tnls city.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
The Term Opeued.

The December term of the Circuit opene ,
yesterday and the majority Of
the cases called were civil and those that
have been brought no before. The case of
Lorenzo ID. Blackman, charged with as
sault was brought up and on motion Of the
defendants attorney, L. A. Ward, it was
qusshed on a technicality and Blackman
was discharged. He was arrested for point
ing pistol at q man in Sparta township
and in the complaint the offense was not
specified, hence ihe motion % quash.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Another viii made BY the late Mrs.
Sarah Glover on June -, 1857. was iled in
the Probate Cour. yesterday. In il she be-
Qussths to her niece. Nellie HOves OF
Piaiawell. Alisgsn county, su Of her
clothing and books and the sum Of $500.
20 Cornelius " Moore she gives her horse,
Don g.. cart. cutter. robes and other &C
couhemsnts. and also her psrlor coal stove
and brussels carpet, 81 William +. Wash
she leaves al of her money and other
vslasbles--in fact everything she has lsff.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06

Understand gentlemen, YOU need only
produce your Suit and make affidavit that
the Suit YOU show has been on sale i'm YOUR
stores since November |, at the price named.
TEN DOLLARS. and we will award YOU the
palm and foot the bill We stipuIate the ap-
pOintment of disinterested ciofhiers to act
as judges. 1t is no reflection upon YOUR
price that causes us to assume the agrees
I've attitude we do. but we are ready To testi-
fly that we SOLD OVER ONE HUNDRED OF
THESE SUITS AT $500. tand gave good
value at that prior TO purchasing the
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
STATE soysssi0srr.
Is es1s Eadoxssaa@aa frsaa the atfsa
stats. sa2FsAs coarG

WssHIssros. Dec. "A decision Vas
rsndersd IN ths EaLtsd States sapsens
Court this afternoon Ia the Flfginia babsss
corpus cases II Attorney GeDeTal Ayers
sad Attorneys scott and Mocsbe, inaPris-
oaed bv tbs 6rdeg of JUICE Bond. 0f toe
United stated Circuit Court for disooedl-
sncs. The dpinl0n shich = mat Of tnc
whole c0Grtf vita the eKeepsIoa 0f JUDGE
Harlan. sasLaias the state 81 Virginia a. al
points, and virtually declares the state %
be posigitai sovereignty. sne cannot -
sGed nor qJerced Ia the feseraI courts
either by sh acton bro1ght against her oF
name or 81 aa action brought against her
ot1csrs Ia sn officlal capacity.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-06
ANOTHER MINING COMPANY.
Articles of Association of the Unaka Iron
Company-Grsnd Rapids Stockholders.

Articles of Association of the Unaka Iron
Company-GrandR Rapids Stockholders.
Articles of association OF the Unaka Iron
Company were filed with the County Clerk
yesterday. The purpose of the corporate on.
IS stated in the document. is TO purchase,
improve, and mine iron and other minerals;
also, manufacture and smelt iron and other
mineral ores in the county OF Madison,
North Carolina. The capital stock is S25,-
600, and the number of shares 1000. Tne
names Of the stockholders are: l.. III,
Austin, II. c. Russell. c. 8. Udell. j. +.
Brookings, ID. B. Austin, VIM. Widdicomb.
Frank Chickering agent; Henry ldema, L. J.
Sheridan. Grand Rapids; G. G.. Stone, Lowell;
II. p. Wymsn. Grand Haven; w. p. Wy
man, Chippewa Lake; r. f. Wamsiey. Ce-
dsr Springs; Charles L. Sheridan, White
Cloud: G.. A. Rumsey and II b. Wetzell
Knoxville, Tenn; G. W. Reynolds, Bar
nsrd, n. c. The business Office Of the cor
poration and the place of trsnsacting bus
ness in this State will be in this city. The
term Of existence is thirty years, and there
is nineteen directors.